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Guardrails for teaching Jan. 6 capitol attack in Virginia public schools advanced by House committeeNo Republican member of the committee spoke against the bill, but it still advanced on a party-line vote. -
New moms, moms-to-be, and their doctors reflect on the uncertainty and anxiety that’s quickly becoming the new norm. -
Purchasing a firearm could require a license in the near future. That's if a bill now under consideration in the Senate lands on the governor's desk. -
“A facility of this nature would change the character of the area, place unplanned demands on public services, including public safety, as well as reduce county tax revenues by $1 million annually,” Hanover County Supervisor Sean Davis said. -
Members of the Virginia General Assembly are balancing the books for next fiscal year, and that includes a discussion about tax cuts. -
Ballad Health will build a new hospital in a different location to replace the building that flooded in 2024. -
Three bills being considered in the General Assembly this year could change how the Virginia Military Institute is operated. -
Last Friday, Jan. 23, all charges were dismissed against three protesters who were arrested and cited during two separate demonstrations in Shenandoah County last year. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports. -
Days before his term ended, Gov. Glenn Youngkin pardoned a former Fairfax County police officer who was convicted in a fatal shooting of an unarmed man accused of stealing sunglasses at a mall. -
An Afghan man living in Central Virginia reflects on his time helping U.S. Special Forces and where his allegiances lie.
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